Honeywell International (HON) stock will move to the Dow Jones Industrial Index August 31st. The move is part of “a shuffling of the index that will give it more of a technology flavor,” Business Insider noted.... Read More

Japanese start-up Donut Robotics has developed a facemask that can amplify your voice and transcribe your speech into 8 different languages... Read More

The University of Michigan has been developing biomorphic zinc batteries that can integrate into robotics and increase the energy available by up to 72 times what is currently being used.... Read More

The Science Journal will be handed over to Arduino this fall and Google will stop supporting it on December 11, 2020. “Moving forward, all new updates to the app will take place through Arduino's new version of Science Journal,” Google announced.... Read More

The new CUI Inc. 10 watt ac/dc power supplies include 2 for the North American blade series - the SWI10B-N - North American blade series with cord options and the SWI10B-N-USB - North American blade series with USB Type A connector.... Read More

MEAN WELL's MPM Series and IRM Series for medical devices and more.... Read More

Berkeley Lab’s new battery technology using lithium batteries for electric vehicles and power electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft can extend driving distance between recharges and provide extra power.... Read More

Dr. Florian Weyland,of Vishay Intertechnology, discussed the need for stricter requirements for safety capacitors used in electric vehicle (EV) charging, outlining some of the methods used to avoid issues.... Read More

The bi-annual survey of engineers, Mind of the Engineer, conducted by the EE Times and EDN, found sensors to be the technology most of the 1,500 polled were planning on or had recently adopted.... Read More

The Semiconductor Industry Association (SIA) has reported sales in the semiconductor industry increased in June. Year over year, SIA reported a 5.1% increase in sales in Q2, though was a slight decline of 0.3% compared to May.... Read More